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Blisters on tongue
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Frequently having blisters on tongue for last one month. No other problems. Taken becosule, but no relief. What to do?
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It's saying that" mouth represent whole body" .
There must be underlying cause for frequent blisters. Need more details on personal (mestrual), medicine, habbits and family history.
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for now general measures:
keep body hydrated
maintain hygiene
multi vitamin
Health Tips
consult dental specialist
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Locally apply, CNBC dental gel,4-5 times/day,after food,not to swallow saliva during the ointment applied on gum,spit out after 3-4 minutes. And rinse mouth thoroughly.
T.limcee, once a day,15 tablets
Keep tongue cleaned by wiping with soft clean slightly wet cloth before bed time.
Mouthwash.
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For now take
Tab Zincovit OD for 15days
See if you get reliefed
If problem still persist do consult your dentist
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Drink lots of water
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Dr. Ambati Silpa Naidu
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Hyderabad
Take Vitamin C for a period of 1 month, apply mucopain gel before eating for 5 days. Maintain good oral hygiene.
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